ABC's with The Lettuce Lab
Join Rose, a funny and adventurous 5-year-old, on a Texas farm as she learns the ABCs with her friends. But there's a big problem—Rose accidentally mixed up all the labels in the Lettuce Lab! Can she fix her mistake and learn the importance of honesty along the way?
Rose loved spending time on her family’s farm in Texas. One sunny morning, she decided to help out in the Lettuce Lab, a special shed where they kept all their fruits and veggies. But oh no! Rose accidentally mixed up all the labels on the jars. She felt terrible. How could she fix this big mistake?
Rose decided to ask her friend, Farmer Joe, for help. She ran to the barn, her baseball hat bouncing as she went. But when she got there, Farmer Joe was busy feeding the animals. Rose didn’t want to bother him. What should she do now?
- Maybe I can figure it out on my own, Rose thought. She went back to the Lettuce Lab and tried to remember which label went where. But there were so many jars! Rose felt confused and overwhelmed. How could she ever solve this?
Rose decided to take a break and think things over. She sat down under a big apple tree. Maybe she could start by remembering the ABCs of the fruits and veggies. But each time she thought she had it right, she realized another label was wrong. The problem seemed to get bigger and bigger.
- I can't do this. It's too hard, Rose said to herself. She felt like giving up. She thought about never telling anyone what she had done. But that wouldn’t be honest. Rose didn’t know what to do. She wished she had never touched the labels.
Just then, Grandma Mae walked by and saw Rose looking upset. - What’s wrong, sweetie? she asked. Rose explained everything. - Everyone makes mistakes, Grandma Mae said. - The important thing is to be honest and ask for help. Let’s fix this together.
With Grandma Mae’s help, Rose started to remember the ABCs of the fruits and veggies. They sang the ABC song together and matched the labels one by one. - A is for Apple, Grandma Mae said. - And B is for Banana, Rose added, smiling. They worked together and found where each label belonged.
Finally, all the jars were correctly labeled. Rose felt so happy and relieved. - Thank you, Grandma Mae! she said, hugging her grandma. Rose learned that being honest and asking for help is the best way to solve problems. From then on, she always made sure to double-check the labels!
Rose loved spending time on her family’s farm in Texas. One sunny morning, she decided to help out in the Lettuce Lab, a special shed where they kept all their fruits and veggies. But oh no! Rose accidentally mixed up all the labels on the jars. She felt terrible. How could she fix this big mistake?
Rose decided to ask her friend, Farmer Joe, for help. She ran to the barn, her baseball hat bouncing as she went. But when she got there, Farmer Joe was busy feeding the animals. Rose didn’t want to bother him. What should she do now?
- Maybe I can figure it out on my own, Rose thought. She went back to the Lettuce Lab and tried to remember which label went where. But there were so many jars! Rose felt confused and overwhelmed. How could she ever solve this?
Rose decided to take a break and think things over. She sat down under a big apple tree. Maybe she could start by remembering the ABCs of the fruits and veggies. But each time she thought she had it right, she realized another label was wrong. The problem seemed to get bigger and bigger.
- I can't do this. It's too hard, Rose said to herself. She felt like giving up. She thought about never telling anyone what she had done. But that wouldn’t be honest. Rose didn’t know what to do. She wished she had never touched the labels.
Just then, Grandma Mae walked by and saw Rose looking upset. - What’s wrong, sweetie? she asked. Rose explained everything. - Everyone makes mistakes, Grandma Mae said. - The important thing is to be honest and ask for help. Let’s fix this together.
With Grandma Mae’s help, Rose started to remember the ABCs of the fruits and veggies. They sang the ABC song together and matched the labels one by one. - A is for Apple, Grandma Mae said. - And B is for Banana, Rose added, smiling. They worked together and found where each label belonged.
Finally, all the jars were correctly labeled. Rose felt so happy and relieved. - Thank you, Grandma Mae! she said, hugging her grandma. Rose learned that being honest and asking for help is the best way to solve problems. From then on, she always made sure to double-check the labels!
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